The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-07-12

the Dean and the rest of the clergy at
tended Her Majesty and the Princess !"
the west door through the densely throngeo
nave. the crowd assembled outside to VIII
ness the departure being even greater thar
that which had gathered to witness the ar
rival. The Queen the Princess and tnell
suite drove away in three open carriages
the order of their arrival being reversed sc
that the Queens carriage might not DC
kept waiting.
LOOKING AROUND NORWICH.
On Monday, June 9Th, Her Majesty and
the Princess Liliuokalani, attended by her
suite and by her host and hostess, Captain
w. J. and Mrs. Steward, visited the prin-
cipal buildings in Norwich. The party
first went to the Cathedral. the precincts OF
which were occupied by considerable
crowds. Along the way to the Cathedral
the Royal visitors received cordial well
come. They were escorted around the
edifice by the Dean of Norwich, the Mayor
Oh. Billiard, ESQ.,, the Deputy Mayor ~.
Hotblack, ESQ., and the Sheriff Of. ..
Taylor, ESQ.,, and others. Both the Queen
and the Princess appeared to be greatly in
terested in what they saw. From the
Cathedral the party proceeded to st. An
drew's Hall, which building they entered
to the strains of the National Anthem,
played by DR.. Burnett on the fine organ.
The Mayor gave his guests brief history
of the hall, going back to the time when it
was built by the Black Friars. as church,
and that it fell into the hands of the citi-
zens in the reign of Henry VIII, since
when it had been used for many public
purposes. The portraits were shown to
the Queen and Princess, who showed es-
pecial interest in the portrait Of Lord Mel
son, and the trophies of his victories sent
by him to Norwich.
THE MAYORS DEJEUNER
In the Council Chamber wa an elegant
and recherche repast. On the right of the
Mayor sat Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani
and Mrs. Billiard, and on his left H. r. H.
the Princess Liliuokalani. The guests in
Guided H. E. General Curtis P. Iaukea,
Chamberlain Colonel James H. Boyd, A.
d. c.; Colonel G. w. Macfarlane, A. D.
c.; Sidney b. F. Hohnung, Esq, Charge
d'Affaires and Attache, and Mrs. Hoff-
hung; r. F. Synge, Esq, of the Foreign
Office; H. R. Armstrong, Esq, Hawaiian
Consul General; Captain and Mrs.
Steward, the Mayor and Mayoress
of Ipswich, Admiral and Miss Derriman,
the Hon. w. and Mrs. Hartford, Sir P.
FADE, the Deputy Mayor of Norwich g.
Hotblack, Esq and Mrs. Beverley, the
Sheriff of Norwich (F o. Taylor, Esq
and the Misses Taylor, J. j. Colman, Esq.
NJ. P, Mrs. Colman, and Mr.. Russell Col
man, Colonel and Mrs. Combe, Colonel
and Mrs. Bignold, the Dean of
Norwich and Mrs. Goulburn, Rev.
Canon Heaviside, Rev. F. and Mrs.
Synge, DR.. Beverley, C. r. Gilman, Esq,
and Mrs. Gilman, w. J. U. Browne, Esq,
D. Steward, Esq, and Mrs. Steward, Miss
Haines, Miss CAM, F. w. Hammer, Esq,
Mrs Hammer and Mr.. J. A. Hammer, Mr..
and Mrs. F. Billiard, Mrs. c. Billiard, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Billiard, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, the Town Clerk and
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. Herbert Billiard, Master
f. ]. Billiard, Mr.. Woolbright, Mr.. G. B.
Kennett and Mr.. D. Gaul.
The health of Her Majesty Queen Vie
toria was drank in most enthusiastic
THE HEALTH OF QUEEN KAPIoLANI.
The Mayor said: May it please Your
Majesty, Your Royal Highness, ladies and
gentlemen, have now pleasant duty to
perform. We are glad to find in our old
city visitors from islands far beyond the
American Continent. 1t is a proud mo-
ment in my experience to have the honor
Of Hor Noioofxr iOlo
through our city, and entertaining her in
this hall. We in Norwich-nay all Eng
honored that good woman,
if Your Majesty will pardon me in thus
speaking, has come thousands of miles to
pay mark of esteem and respect to our
most gracious Sovereign, Queen Victoria.
Cheers. 1t becomes us as loyal citizens
to honor so noble Queen who has under
taken so great a journey to pay honor to
the Queen we love so well. [Cheers.l Your
Majesty, before your arrival in Norwich,
your goodness was known to US, and 1
am sure that during the past few days
the history of Hawaii has not been so
much perused in any part of the world as
in the city of Norwich. Hear, hear.l
am sure that the citizens, on whose behalf
l speak, value your visit, and desire that
you may for many years to come look
back with pleasure on this visit to my ma
tive city. Hear, hear.l 1 now ask my
fellow citizens and friends here assembled
to do deserved honor to toast such as has
never before been given by Mayor of
Norwich, namely. The health of Her
Majesty Queen Kapiolani" [cheersl who
has undertaken so arduous a journey to
pay her respects to our beloved Queen.
-Cheers.l May Her Maiesty's progress
through this country be a pleasant one;
may she on return to her own land be |
blessed by her people over whom she has
reigned SO well, and may she long retain |
of this visit to our old city, |
which, though not so large as others in !
,he realm, can boast of hearts which can |
rive a generous welcome and do honor |
where it is deserved. lCheers.I In this I
aspect Norwich is second to none Ladies |
md gentlemen, give you 1.-The Health
If Her Majesty Queen Kapiolani." (The
cast was drank with cheers.)
The toast was heartily drank, and Mr..
sidney B. Hoffnung, the Charge d'Affaires,
esponded in brilliant speech, In which
q said he had tbo ooy,, m apds Of tbo O,,oo,, |